r/Nordstrom1901

I was just shopping in Nordstrom and a sales associate nailed the back of my heal with a rolling clothing rack. (Think when a grocery cart does this but way heavier). I was with my baby and in mom mode, I panicked and I just limped away. The sales lady saw me jump/limp off but didn’t say anything and honestly I was so shocked I didn’t either. I found my spouse and she came back by me a few minutes later and when she saw me she turned quickly down an aisle. I now have a pretty substantial bruise. I’m not looking to do anything crazy it just really bothers me that she didn’t say anything. Do I move on or should I email or something else? I’m not trying to be a Karen at all so that’s partially why I’m posting here for a third party opinion.

Nordstrom updated their price adjustment and price matching policy this week!

Moving forward, we will no longer be able to submit a price match request online, we have to call Nordstrom Customer Service.

The item has to be a Nordstrom item purchased at full price -- they are no longer price matching with competitors.

All other requirements apply.

Updated pricing policy link here.

I am a biochem major working at Nordstrom,
I have very limited availability now that I have started classes again… was told by new DM, after 12 PPs of working (with an accommodated schedule for uni), that I was “misinformed” by my previous manager and that anyone hired, by company standards, needs to have “open availability” and be able to work “full time” or else the job “isn’t compatible”.
My question is, why has this not been brought up in my 8 months there, in the Almost year my other worker has been there, and the 4 my other one has???? If my previous manager was doing something wrong why is it never addressed?

Not advancing commission as much was also brought up to my attention (i work at a low traffic store)
I am occupied by uni and family problems…
In all honesty, i do feel checked out of the job.
Was also told it does not seem I can commit myself fully to that job…like yeah because I have a life and this is not my career…lol…
I also do not care about sales as much as there are women in my team whose livelihood rely on advancing commission. In my head, they deserve it more.

This is a toxic job through and through.

Should I just quit? Or should I wait it out & put more effort?
This is happening to my other coworkers who are also in uni.

Hi all,

Almost Christmas, just trying to see does anyone know if Nordstrom Rack is still throwing away shoe boxes before sending out orders from the warehouse (not the stuff that is actually in the Nordstrom Rack stores)? At one point they always shipped nice pristine shoes, but then I think November 2024, I got some brooks in for family and every pair was without a box with a piece of paper letting me know they had the box, but threw it away before shipping to "protect the environment". Any change in that policy?